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Abstract: Bilevel optimization has gained considerable attention due to its broad applicability across various fields. While several studies have derived sublinear convergence rates in the strongly ...

turboquant-py implements the TurboQuant and QJL vector quantization algorithms from Google Research (ICLR 2026 / AISTATS 2026). It compresses high-dimensional floating-point vectors to 1-4 bits per ...

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Abstract: Presents the PeMS algorithms for the accurate, adaptive, real-time estimation of the g-factor and vehicle speeds from single-loop detector data. The estimates are validated by comparison ...